30 Days of Experiments – Cat Rowley

Day 29: From Tech Lessons to PLR Templates ๐Ÿ“ˆ

Welcome to Day 29 of the 30 Days of Experiments.

This is a pop-up newsletter put together by Sree from Snazzy Designs. Iโ€™ve brought 26 creators together to share one short business experiment they have tried – and how you can do the same.

You can view all issues of the 30 Days of Experiments here.

Meet Cat Rowley

Teaching is Cat’s passion. She combines her knowledge of online business tech with her teaching background to help creators feel confident and capable of managing their own tech. She also recently launched the Digital Template Library, a membership packed with PLR templates designed for mums and educators. Cat lives in Edinburgh, Scotland, with her husband and their four children.

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โœจThe Experiment

Cat decided to deviate (pivot!) from her business focused around teaching people how to master their tech and launch a PLR membership. It had been suggested to her for a while (a couple of years!) that she should consider a PLR membership to complement her tech teaching business, and she had been pushing against the idea.

๐Ÿ†The Result

โœ… Outperformed her tech membership in just three months
โœ… Grew her email list significantly
โœ… Attracted more subscribers than her original membership
โœ… Discovered she loves creating digital products as a refreshing change from teaching content
โœ… Still incorporates teaching around the PLR products, staying true to her passion

๐Ÿ› ๏ธ Tips & Tools

  • Consider a low-cost membership that supports or works alongside your current business.
  • Stick to a framework that works for you. Skip live calls if they don’t fit your life or make you happy.
  • Start with solid content and bonuses that complement the membership.
  • Build an email list interested in your membership theme before launching.
  • Recruit affiliates early – they’ll speed up subscription growth

๐Ÿ’กIn Her Own Words

“It had been suggested to me for a couple of years (!) that I should consider creating and selling PLR products as part of my business. I had resisted it because I love teaching so much and really wanted to help people with their online business tech but I’m so glad that I went all in and tried it because it’s been such a boost to my business in all areasโ€ฆ and I’m loving the change! Definitley recommend adding a complimentary membership to your business.”

๐Ÿ”—Want More?

Cat’s giving away The Quarterly Tech Checkup, a quick, colour-coded Google Sheet designed to help you run a fast tech audit on your online business. In just a few minutes you can check key areas like your freebie signup, email automation, website links, and product delivery to make sure everything is still working smoothly.

๐Ÿ‘‰ Download The Quarterly Tech Checkup

The VIP Pass gets you FREE access to Dolls House Thanksgiving PLR (regularly $17). These cute templates are ready to edit in Canva and sell to dolls house lovers, in both fashion dolls size and traditional dolls house size. They come in both US Letter and A4 size.

๐Ÿ”ฅ Get the VIP Pass

You can also follow Cat:
๐ŸŒ Website: catrowley.com
๐Ÿ“บ YouTube: @catrowley

See you tomorrow with the next experiment!

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